Kipke Sees Thrills in 134 Football Season Ahead
Henry Kipke, Michigan football coach, reflects on the 134 season and the open game’s rapid evolution. He notes record crowds, higher scoring, and varied tactics with laterals and passes reshaping defense. The trend favors speed and versatile ball handling from end to tailback.
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Kipke
Dither Sport
Henry Kiple
University of Michigan
Gurl
Essen
Roofers
Helten Skelter
Machine-like theatrics fade as Bicycle Circus unravels
A crowded Madison Square Garden writes a curious scene of six bicycle riders on a pine track, their pace slowing from dazzling speed to weary crawl. The poring audience, night of a show, and coaches anticipate football training pivots and new faces for spring, as athletes shift from cycling to gridiron drills.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Madison Square Garden
Walt
Muldoon
Uesaldte
Lejourner
Georgetti
Spencer Taira
Deulbers
Martinetti
Grimm
Walthou
Sims
Letorner
Otter
Noath
Tratk
Fnr
Seven Bouts Highlight St Edward's Boxing Card
Seven bouts drew about four hundred fans to St Edward's parochial school for the first boxing card by the school's Athletic Association. Bob Beigham edged Sonny Teeming in a spirited 145 pound bout, with Teeming showing pace and skill but Brigham rallying to win in the later rounds.
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St. Edward's High Athletic Association
Inital Sari
Bob Beigham
Sonny Teaming
Brigham
Merging & Haye
Red Crane
Bill Ruland
Deané
Bulard
Crane
Sirneckt
Ferdell
Siriecki
Werdell
Hig
Ralph Lick
McGraw
Plick
Malone
Walsh
Maloxe
Walter Hyots
Steve Richardson
Richardson
Bob Franz
Johnny Savke
Savke
Miiélever Frans
Columbus Nay
Franz
Charley Greening
Charles Craker
James Sullivan
Fred Anderson
Austin Dempsey
Ralph
eVebing
Dizzy Dean Signs with Cardinals Terms Secret
Terome Herman Dean ofSt Louis Cardinals said from Bradenton Florida that terms were acceptable but the salary amount was not immediately known.
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Dizzy
Dean
United Press
ST. Lowes
Terome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
Harlee Yr
St. Louis Cardinals
Bradenton
Pla
Gehrig Second Only to Bonura in 34 Fielding Records
Lou Gehrig of the Yankees posted the league’s second best fielding at first base in 1934 behind Hank Bonura of the White Sox. Bonura led with a .996 average and only five errors in 1,321 chances, while Gehrig made eight errors in 4,372 chances. Oscar Melillo topped second basemen with .81 and 110 double plays. William Kamm led at third with .975. Shortstop Lyn Lary and outfielder Sammy Byrd also ranked among leaders. Washington and Detroit shared the top club fielding at .974 for the season.
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United Press New York
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Hank Bonura
Chicago White Sox
Nelding
Bonur
Gehrig
Bontira
Oscar Melillo
St Louis
Cleveland
al Simmons
White Sox
Ganses
Rick Fetrell
Red Sox
Schootoy Rowe
Detroit
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Birch Captains Duquesne Five
Paul Birch, Somestea, senior forward, will captain the 1934 35 Duquesne University basketball team. His appointment was announced last night. Birch has been the leading scorer for the Dukes the past two years with 110 and 224 points in his sophomore and junior years.
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Pitttsburgh
Paul Birch
Duquesne University
Birch
Dukes
Mayville Surges, Defeats Walconer High 25 to 10
In a late season high school basketball game at Walconer, Mayville High routed Walconer 25 to 10 after a Sugden inspired burst in the second period. The opening quarter ended tied 2 to 2 as both teams held firm on defense.
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Falconer
Mayville
Sugden
Walconer High School
Dartmouth End Digs Graves As Training Tale Emerges
Dartmouth end Dick Carpenter trains for gridiron feats by digging graves, a contrast to Red Grange who trained by carrying ice for Minnesota. The unusual method is noted as part of the team’s preparation lore from Hanover, New Hampshire.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Red Grange
University of Minnois
Dick Carpenter
Coach Outlines Forty-Percent Prepay System at BYU
Brigham Young University coach and athletic director G. Ott Romney explains the so called forty pre pay system used by star cage teams in the Rocky Mountains. The method emphasizes a strong man to man defense with a fast transition offense and adaptable passing. Every player in offense and defense is prepared to fill multiple roles and remain aggressive throughout the game.
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Fission
G. Ott Romney
Brigham Young University
United Press
Alin
McKechnie to Pilot Braves for 1935 Season
Pittsburgh December 3 William B McKechnie disclosed he has agreed to manage the Boston Braves again next year He returned from a deer hunting expedition in Cameron county and said his contact for the 1935 season has been signed and returned to Emily B Fuchs president of the Boston National League club McKechnie a Wilkinsburg native said he would continue to lead the club in the coming season
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Pittsburgh
Babe Ruth
William B. McWeehnie
Boston Braves
Cameron
Coaty
Wilkinsburg
Emily B. Fuchs
Boston
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Qamewhab
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Gustafson
Grinding Dept
Inz Maloney
Walters
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Lauer
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Antler
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Office Blue Ribbons
Vis Cohen Coals Il Oo
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Todel Dairy
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Kinley
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Clark
Huntley Garrity
Dempsey Ish
Loveland
Goring
Keating
Sheely
Franke Kinley
Craker
Cohen Isl
Ave
Paulson
Boundage
Ata
Owen
Wi Witt
Reynolds Crage
Spiesman
Star Cage Team
McKechnie
Braves
Mand Es
Eau de Colognes
Elizabeth Ardan
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Yardley
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Gitex
Glazo
Dorothy Gray
Elizabeth Arueh
Coty
Condra Pharmacy
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Ian
Corry
National Bank OF Codts
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